Corrections Policy

Alushibe News is committed to accuracy. When we get something wrong, we fix it — visibly.

WHAT WE CORRECT

Factual errors — incorrect names, dates, figures, quantities, locations, titles, or descriptions of events — are corrected as soon as they are identified and verified. Corrected articles carry a correction note stating what was changed and the date of the correction.

Minor edits — typographical errors, grammar, formatting, or wording changes that do not alter the meaning of the article — are made without a correction note.

HOW CORRECTIONS APPEAR

When a factual error is corrected, we add a note at the bottom of the article in this format:

Correction (DD Month YYYY): An earlier version of this article stated [the error]. It has been corrected to [the accurate information].

We do not silently delete or rewrite articles to remove factual errors.

DEVELOPING STORIES & UPDATES

Many of our articles cover ongoing construction and industrial projects where circumstances change frequently. Each article reflects information accurate as of its publication date. Where a project's status changes materially after publication, we publish a new update rather than retroactively editing the original article.

HOW TO REPORT AN ERROR

If you believe anything we have published is inaccurate, email info@alushibenews.com with:

• The link to the article

• The information you believe is incorrect

• Any supporting information or source, if available

We review all error reports and respond within 5 business days. If a correction is warranted, we make it promptly and note it on the article.